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Taking apart

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Cody1GTalon

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Jan 17, 2011
Brunswick, Ohio
Hey,
Whats the best way too over come the fear of taking something apart but not being able to put it back together, like ...how do you really get to know your DSM?
Even just general maintenance. Fuel Pumps,Fuel lines,Vac lines, etc?
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Just do it its your car, if you mess up try again thats you learn.

im slowly over coming this fear of "if i take it apart, will it go back together"
like,
"if its not broken dont fix it"

iugrad did you have any problems relocating your intake sensor to that custom upper IC pipe from your stock position before the turbo?
 
When I take something new and complicated apart I do 3 things: 1) take a picture of it first, 2) look it up in the manual for illustrations and proceedures, 3) label every part as you remove it so you know where it goes. :D
 
When I take something new and complicated apart I do 3 things: 1) take a picture of it first, 2) look it up in the manual for illustrations and proceedures, 3) label every part as you remove it so you know where it goes. :D

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